Japanese citizen detained in Vladivostok on suspicion of espionage

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Russian law enforcement officers detained a man who was trying to obtain information about the military potential of our country. Upon detention, it turned out that he had a Japanese passport. The photo to the material has nothing to do with the personality of the detainee.

Such a message was made at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.



The Japanese was about to take possession of the secret documentation, but was detained by Russian law enforcement agencies in Vladivostok. As law enforcement officers found out, a Japanese citizen was in our country on the basis of a journalist visa. It is noted that the holder of a Japanese passport was interested in data from the military sphere.

To declare an official protest, a Japanese adviser-envoy of the embassy of the Land of the Rising Sun in Moscow was called to the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The detainee was formally warned and offered to leave the Russian Federation within 72 hours. According to Russian diplomats, the Japanese national is already located outside our country.

A day earlier, Japan’s NHK television station reported that Yutaka Araki, a former SoftBank communications employee, was detained in Tokyo. He was accused of hacking and transferring classified information to Russia. According to the detainee, he handed over secret documents to a representative of the trade mission of the Russian Federation.
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    1. +17
      27 January 2020 18: 30
      Apparently the exchange occurred in counterintelligence. Well done, that work properly.
      1. +8
        27 January 2020 18: 39
        Spies and traitors have always been and will be. Shpinov send home, and traitors to Solovki. I think so correctly. feel
        1. -1
          27 January 2020 18: 41
          Quote: Dmitry Donskoy
          Shpinov send home

          It’s a pity that he’s not a plumber!
          Otherwise, we would inflate the information fire!
          So what? Here is a fresh example. With our plumbers something.
          1. +17
            27 January 2020 18: 44
            "Japanese citizen detained in Vladivostok on suspicion of espionage"
            Our work!

            Here you have the Kuril Islands and Sakhalin!
            My grandfather did not deserve the medal "For Victory over Japan" with blood there ...
            1. +12
              27 January 2020 19: 54
              Tell me, do journalists now also have diplomatic immunity, or was the decision to let the Japanese spy go home was another "gesture of goodwill" on the part of the Russian leadership?
              1. +4
                27 January 2020 21: 04
                Not the fact that in fact a spy.
                A good journalist can get into state secrets cleaner than another spy.
                And the fact that the detention happened
                1) the day after the arrest of our man in Japan
                2) the detainee was not imprisoned, but released.
                perhaps they just took a suspicious Japanese for an exchange, and didn’t catch on the hot.
                1. +8
                  27 January 2020 22: 45
                  Quote: Shurik70
                  they just took a suspicious Japanese to exchange

                  Inspired by:
                  At nine o'clock in the afternoon, a strange Japanese man came out of the bushes to the fires of the fire to the guard. All in black, twitching and hissing. Esaul Petrov this Japanese was hit in the ear, which is why he died in speed "
                  (C)
                  laughing laughing laughing
              2. +1
                28 January 2020 02: 19
                Ours certainly do not. There was a kavtorang of apiaries, leaking information about our submarines. Caught red-handed, but because of military counterintelligence, he was acquitted with the help of a bastard's lawyer;) We finished it a little and sat down for 4 years. Now he works like a Bellona branch of the CIA. And this looks like an exchange. Yapi do not like to lose face. Zhuralyug who brought money to the apiary were also released (NHK emnip).
        2. +3
          27 January 2020 19: 44
          The pilgrims go to Solovki, and the traitors go to the expense.
        3. 0
          28 January 2020 07: 19
          Quote: Dmitry Donskoy
          Shpinov to send home, and traitors to Solovki

          In times gone. Previously, spies on Solovki (at least before the exchange), and traitors were generally shot.
        4. 0
          28 January 2020 11: 08
          .Shpinov to send home, and traitors to Solovki. I think so right

          Better to destroy.
      2. +2
        27 January 2020 20: 34
        Quote: ANIMAL
        Apparently the exchange occurred in counterintelligence. Well done, that work properly.

        If exchange, then with America. It is unlikely that the yupps have something interesting with us. What they know is easy to get. And what they don’t know is that not a single Yuppy spy will get to that. We are not interested in yupps, we are interesting in America.
        Russian law enforcement officers detained a man who was trying to obtain information about the military potential of our country.

        What the hell is Japan? Are they going to fight with us?
        The answer to the question
        Whose prodest?
        explains everything.
        1. +6
          27 January 2020 21: 48
          What the hell is Japan? Are they going to fight with us?

          I would not dismiss the likelihood of such a development of events. And on the sly he removed the steam locomotive from conservation for the organization of a "hot welcome" and excursions of the Japanese neo-imperialists along the "route" of the famous revolutionary Sergei Lazo. And to flutter the ashes over the South Kuriles - here I am even ready to fulfill one of their innermost wishes. On the so-called. "northern territories" - the last journey! The only way.
        2. +1
          28 January 2020 12: 01
          Quote: Zoldat_A
          . It is unlikely that the yupps have something interesting with us.

          You think so in vain, because espionage in Japanese society was perceived as a kind of obligatory service to the emperor, and this was well known in tsarist Russia, or on the eve of World War II.
          A typical example of Alexander Kuprin is “Headquarters Captain Rybnikov”.
          It is no coincidence that Alexander Kuprin, of course, took the plot of a Japanese spy into creative development: in 1902 — 1905, the activity of Japanese intelligence was felt in Russia rather painfully. This was due to the extremely weak work of the Russian military command to create an intelligence and counterintelligence network, focused on a strategic struggle with Japan. By the beginning of the war, Russia had neither skilled intelligence personnel, nor intelligence schools for training agents, nor even a sufficient number of translators who reasonably knew Japanese.

          https://topwar.ru/50882-russkaya-i-yaponskaya-razvedka-nakanune-voyny-19041905-godov.html
      3. +1
        27 January 2020 22: 08
        Quote: ANIMAL
        Apparently the exchange occurred in counterintelligence. Well done, that work properly.
        Well done, of course, but it's also interesting whether the source from which this "inquisitive" Japanese wanted to get information has been worked out. Or was he "accepted" at the stage of establishing contacts for the purpose of recruiting? You could probably watch for a whilewinked
    2. +5
      27 January 2020 18: 30
      All diplomats are spies!
      None will pass by useful information.
      But not everyone spies continuously, all day. Sometimes you have to work.
      Well, all sorts of "journalists" - through one.
      Fine, fine! In seven!
      This one is just the twenty-first, but the 1st and 14th were not caught.
      1. +17
        27 January 2020 18: 36
        Quote: Victor_B
        All diplomats are spies!
        None will pass by useful information.
        But not everyone spies continuously, all day. Sometimes you have to work.
        Well, all sorts of "journalists" - through one.
        Fine, fine! In seven!

        No, Viktor Petrovich, these are their diplomats - spies, winked and our diplomats are scouts bully
        1. +2
          27 January 2020 18: 37
          Quote: Terenin
          and our diplomats are scouts

          Besides the heroes!
          Unknown ...
          1. +7
            27 January 2020 18: 51
            Quote: Victor_B
            Quote: Terenin
            and our diplomats are scouts

            Besides the heroes!
            Unknown ...

            laughing
          2. +2
            27 January 2020 18: 55
            Quote: Victor_B
            Besides the heroes!
            Unknown ...

            And the soldiers of the invisible front.
      2. 0
        27 January 2020 18: 41
        Diplomats and scouts under diplomatic cover are two different things. The former work in diplomatic work, the latter in intelligence.
        But both those and those work, and not sometimes.
        1. 0
          27 January 2020 18: 43
          Quote: Kleber
          Diplomats and scouts under diplomatic cover are two different things.

          Well, you really ...
          (Burch under my breath ...)
          He called things. People. Alive ...
          1. +1
            27 January 2020 18: 45
            I meant the profession, not specific people.
            1. +2
              27 January 2020 18: 47
              Quote: Kleber
              I meant meaning, not specific people.

              Don't be so boring ...
              Arouse a sense of humor!
              fellow
              1. +1
                27 January 2020 18: 49
                Now they hang around and it will be normal with humor. laughing
                1. -1
                  27 January 2020 18: 50
                  Quote: Kleber
                  Now they hang around and it will be normal with humor.

                  I offer one hundred ... fifty!
                  drinks
                  1. 0
                    27 January 2020 18: 51
                    Not. Fifty and good. And that is solely for raising tone. drinks
      3. +4
        27 January 2020 18: 44
        I’ll tell you an interesting story.
        My friend developed a fuel additive.
        And for a long time she was worn with it, offering it to Russian government officials, commercial structures, etc.
        About five years I suffered.
        Then I read an article in one of the Chinese magazines in Russian.
        The journalist was worried about the fact that the environment in China due to transport is very bad.
        Oh la la! my friend thought and called this journalist in Moscow.
        He listened to him, but could not really understand anything.
        Then a friend boarded a plane and flew to Moscow.
        Again he called the Chinese and offered to meet.
        Met.
        A friend told, showed, explained.
        Spent two hours.
        In the end, the Chinese said that he did not understand anything from what was said.
        Then a friend gets an article where the surname and name of the Chinese, and says - you wrote it.
        He looked at the article, at my friend and answered - no.
        Then a friend asks him what you are doing here, journalist.
        The Chinese man looked at the floor for about five minutes, then got up and left.
        This is how the Chinese "journalist" was killed.

        I’ll add, from myself.
        The tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it.
      4. 0
        27 January 2020 19: 16
        Whole working day

        If Japanese
        then they have to drive away from work at 21:00 local time
        Everything is very dark and ...
        crying hi
    3. +8
      27 January 2020 18: 31
      Previously, they did not talk about Japanese spies. Probably did not want to spoil relations with "partners". Love has passed, send the spies
      1. +4
        27 January 2020 18: 35
        He found spy equipment: a mobile phone with a camera. am
        The phone was connected to the satellite!
        1. +15
          27 January 2020 18: 54
          Quote: voyaka uh
          The phone was connected to the satellite!

          cable ...
          1. +6
            27 January 2020 19: 03
            Do you know how they found out that he is a Japanese shpien? - when a policeman and an alert grandmother approached him, who noticed that he was taking a picture of the port, he
            shouted "banzai" and did hara-kiri.
            Old school... good
            But he forgot that he was in body armor. These two tied him up.
            1. +2
              27 January 2020 19: 39
              Quote: voyaka uh
              when a policeman and an alert grandmother approached him, who noticed that he was taking a picture of the port, he
              shouted "banzai" and did hara-kiri.

              Shalom, Alexey!
              Please share a link to read how you troll the SHABAK in this way? bully
              1. +3
                27 January 2020 20: 51
                laughing We have a lot of spies. All are Chinese. Industrial espionage. Them
                they are caught "by the hands" and politely, without diplomatic incidents, escort
                from the country. The Chinese Embassy in Tel Aviv is the fourth largest in terms of staff
                The world. laughing Chinese diplomats smile and send new spies. Yes
                1. +3
                  27 January 2020 22: 01
                  Well, they have a lot of people !!! Your counter-intelligence SHABAK for a hundred years, the work provided laughing
          2. +4
            27 January 2020 20: 01
            It was discovered in a hotel room.
            1. +2
              27 January 2020 20: 20
              Quote: Romka
              It was discovered in a hotel room.

              You’re ironic in vain - modern HF radio communication allows illegal immigrants to make communication sessions with the Center, and at the same time they can’t even be intercepted, unlike Internet networks. By the way, a household radio was quietly converted into a receiver for one-way radio communication sessions, so those who care about the security of agents are unlikely to abandon such reliable communications.
              1. +3
                27 January 2020 20: 26
                So this Japanese, loshara, threw off photos on vibera. Do you think it burned? Interestingly, was the accomplice (s)?
                1. 0
                  28 January 2020 11: 48
                  Quote: Romka
                  So this Japanese, loshara, dropped pictures on the vibera.

                  I think that he just worked clumsily, and was in development at our special services.
              2. +3
                28 January 2020 01: 41
                "Seventeen Moments of Spring", Stirlitz received an encrypted message from Alex, after listening to a report from the "geological exploration" party. Everything is as old as the world. This is a legal channel for receiving information. It’s harder to send it, because this is where the spies “fiercely”. Direction finders don't sleep.
                1. 0
                  28 January 2020 11: 54
                  Quote: Svarog51
                  It’s harder to send it, because this is where the spies “fiercely”. Direction finders don't sleep.

                  Before stating this, you at least studied the possibilities of direction finding and the operation of ultra-fast (or slow) action of some HF-band undercover communications, especially taking into account the dead zones. By the way, during the entire post-war period in the USSR there was not a single case when our illegal radio operator was taken during a communication session - all radio operators "fired up", as you say, because of a banal betrayal.
                  PS So where is the dossier, or was it blah blah blah?
                  1. +4
                    28 January 2020 12: 56
                    A link to the movie or something you want? Nah, I won’t. It’s not for you that Stirlitz pulled out the radio operator Kat, otherwise you’ll spell her questions.
                    I mainly worked in the VHF band, but I had to use HF.
                    1. 0
                      28 January 2020 13: 35
                      Quote: Svarog51
                      A link to the movie or something you want?

                      In addition to feature films, do you have anything else serious?
                      Quote: Svarog51
                      I mainly worked in the VHF band, but I had to use HF.

                      I don’t know what you used in HF there, but at least learn what SIXTY YEARS was developed back in the USSR when you weren’t in the project yet:
                      1. +4
                        28 January 2020 14: 25
                        Did I ask for something to study? All that interests me, I myself am able to find. Would you still signal fires or tom-toms suggested to study. This is not interesting to me.
            2. +1
              27 January 2020 22: 49
              In the middle there is a wonderful "Baltika" radio receiver, in his student years, having repaired this junk, the whole world listened to it. It was in the 70s of the last century.
              1. +4
                28 January 2020 01: 45
                "Ocean-006" - we could only dream. recourse "VEF-202" is already a joy. fellow Late 70s, early 80s Yes
                1. +1
                  28 January 2020 16: 02
                  Quote: Svarog51
                  "Ocean-006" - we could only dream. recourse "VEF-202" is already a joy. fellow Late 70s, early 80s Yes

                  And I was happy with Speedola! laughing drinks True, it was in the late 60s (in the mornings he played the anthem, and then: The Volga radio station is speaking ... Golden childhood in the GSVG!) And the early 70s (when he overheard what the "Voices ..." were all whispering to our citizens) drinks
                  1. +5
                    28 January 2020 19: 31
                    Valentine hi We no longer have the Volga, but .... after all, it was completely knocked out, any HF receiver was caught. You will get along with one of the "old men" at the post, and he has a receiver. We listened to news from the Motherland. What was the name of the station? Not "Ishim", but something close?
                  2. +5
                    28 January 2020 19: 36
                    Valentine, I remembered fellow Radio station "Aldan", in! Yes
                    1. +1
                      29 January 2020 19: 42
                      Quote: Svarog51
                      Valentine, I remembered fellow Radio station "Aldan", in! Yes

                      I remembered the same, respect! drinks But, if sclerosis does not lie, then Aldan is no longer the radio of the political administration of the Group, but something related to navigation for the Air Force. But I don’t know this story deeply, because for what I bought, for what I sold laughing
                      1. +4
                        29 January 2020 19: 48
                        Well, how else is it? Sclerosis is not insanity. We will live again. wink drinks
                        P.S. Beacon? So it is in the film "Air Carrier" painted in all colors. Yes
                        1. +1
                          29 January 2020 19: 55
                          Quote: Svarog51
                          Well, how else is it? Sclerosis is not insanity. We will live again. wink drinks
                          P.S. Beacon? So it is in the film "Air Carrier" painted in all colors. Yes

                          Well, something like, yeah. But I did not delve into it, it didn’t "itch" in my service.
                          We will wait, of course! laughing What did our German comrades say - tsumvol? drinks
                        2. +4
                          29 January 2020 19: 57
                          Ohhh! I AM! I AM! Tsumvol! good drinks drinks drinks Drink!
                  3. +4
                    28 January 2020 19: 49
                    Here, a little higher is your colleague, from intelligence, our GSVG, but as I understand it - armchair. If you want to talk - here is the nickname "ccsr". But keep in mind, annoying and over the top. drinks
                    1. +1
                      29 January 2020 19: 45
                      Quote: Svarog51
                      Here, a little higher is your colleague, from intelligence, our GSVG, but as I understand it - armchair. If you want to talk - here is the nickname "ccsr". But keep in mind, annoying and over the top. drinks

                      Thank you, friend, I'm already in the know. laughing
                      1. +4
                        29 January 2020 19: 54
                        Then, better not mess. A person without a sense of humor is more like a robot. belay
                        1. +1
                          29 January 2020 20: 00
                          Quote: Svarog51
                          Then, better not mess. A person without a sense of humor is more like a robot. belay

                          Boring, yeah laughing But it responds to highly specific questions quite adequately. It’s another matter that these questions themselves are boring, they don’t pull under a stack with beer, so we hardly talk drinks
                        2. +2
                          29 January 2020 21: 36
                          But it responds to highly specific questions quite adequately.

                          You can teach this to a machine, but it is very difficult, if at all possible, to make it a person. The logic in the decisions is yes, but human emotions ... request
      2. +3
        27 January 2020 18: 41
        Quote: Silvestr
        Love has passed, send the spies

        The work of counterintelligence, like intelligence, does not stop even for a second, and more often than not, those who were caught there, who were sent out, and who were stupidly banged out of the media do not get it. This spy, I think, is a small fry, which it was not a pity to pull out into the white light.
      3. +6
        27 January 2020 19: 04
        Quote: Silvestr
        Previously, they did not talk about Japanese spies.

        Yes, I haven't heard of them for a long time. Something was quiet. Although we have not heard about Chinese spies, I wonder if they are not, or are they still "partners"?
        1. +3
          28 January 2020 01: 50
          Namesake hi I saw two positive points in this news. If the Japanese were even interested, then there is something interesting of a military nature in the Far East and it is there. However, we do not stand still, but develop.
    4. +3
      27 January 2020 18: 35
      It is time to stop all negotiations on the transfer of any territory of the Russian Federation to foreign states, and those who disagree to kick out of the Russian Federation ...
      1. +6
        27 January 2020 18: 52
        One such "patriot" gave the islands on the Amur to the Chinese for free. Although everyone knows him ...
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    6. +5
      27 January 2020 18: 38
      The photo to the material has nothing to do with the personality of the detainee.

      Thank God, we made a reservation on time, otherwise I’m going to spoil the vile spy.
      1. +1
        27 January 2020 19: 27
        Laughter, laughter, and the situation is not enviable, at the same time the situation will be escalated in the West and the East.
    7. +3
      27 January 2020 18: 39
      So the Japanese mother has something to ask Putin.
      1. +3
        27 January 2020 18: 42
        Quote: faterdom
        So the Japanese mother has something to ask Putin.

        Japan Mother! Ask for my son!
      2. 0
        27 January 2020 18: 55
        Quote: faterdom
        So the Japanese mother has something to ask Putin.


        No longer have to.

        According to Russian diplomats, the Japanese national is already located outside our country.
        1. +2
          28 January 2020 01: 58
          The internet works well. On-line she asked, and quickly they sent ... to a Japanese mother ... a son. Yes
    8. +2
      27 January 2020 18: 54
      So first in the homeland of the anime "our" hacker was removed, and only then we were the Nippon one.
    9. 0
      27 January 2020 18: 57
      Studied nonferrous metal reception points. Well, he was offered to "soak the next tranche." And then everything became clear. bully
    10. -1
      27 January 2020 18: 58
      Quote: Dmitry Donskoy
      Spies and traitors have always been and will be. Shpinov send home, and traitors to Solovki. I think so correctly. feel

      And to put those and others nearby, in one chamber. Feed alternately, at first one week do not give anything, then another.
      Not much time will pass, and they will hate each other brutally.
    11. +2
      27 January 2020 19: 12
      Ping pong of some kind. Although counterintelligence has its own quirks. Surely the "journalist" was under the hood, and here is such a puncture in Japan. So the situation was reset. Handsomely.
      1. +3
        27 January 2020 19: 51
        Naturally: the heirs of the Cheka-NKVD-KGB are doing their job and successfully. How many terrorist attacks were we able to prevent and we must think this is not the last foreigner that shows "not healthy interest" in our military potential
    12. 0
      27 January 2020 19: 45
      "he handed over secret documents to the representative of the RF TRG" in other words: he was engaged in economic espionage, and the Japanese was engaged in military espionage.
      1. +1
        27 January 2020 20: 09
        Well, if a resident is listed in the trade mission, this does not mean that he is engaged in the economy hi
        1. +1
          27 January 2020 20: 32
          I agree. In the film "": "Dead season" the main character was engaged in the trade of jukeboxes.
          And the Soviet intelligence officer in South Africa, Feklistov, worked under the guise of a washing machine seller. Pick up an inconspicuous "roof" for the scout. Classics of the genre
          1. +1
            27 January 2020 22: 06
            By the way, information about the economic potential is strategic information and it’s quite a pass to yourself as military espionage hi
    13. 0
      27 January 2020 22: 47
      Nobody noticed: "According to the detainee, he handed secret documents to a representative of the trade mission of the Russian Federation." Well, who is the spy then? laughing
      1. +4
        28 January 2020 02: 09
        "- Grandfather, what is an incident?
        “Well ... here you come home, and I and my neighbor Petrovna roll somersaults in bed.” Case, however. Do you get it?
        - Yeah, you come home, and I'm in bed with Kuzmich, a neighbor somersaults. Case!
        - Uh, grandma, do not confuse an incident with "womanhood"! "
        Valentine hi Our scouts, and "theirs" are spies. wink
        1. +1
          28 January 2020 17: 17
          Quote: Svarog51
          "- Grandfather, what is an incident?
          “Well ... here you come home, and I and my neighbor Petrovna roll somersaults in bed.” Case, however. Do you get it?
          - Yeah, you come home, and I'm in bed with Kuzmich, a neighbor somersaults. Case!
          - Uh, grandma, do not confuse an incident with "womanhood"! "
          Valentine hi Our scouts, and "theirs" are spies. wink

          Oh, damn it! laughing hi
          1. +5
            28 January 2020 19: 34
            Come on? This joke is like about felt boots during perestroika. good drinks
    14. -3
      27 January 2020 23: 09
      Quote: Romka
      It was discovered in a hotel room.

      So what? It is impossible to transmit a signal from these glands even 100 meters away. Because, because there is not a single transmitter. Receivers I see, R-311, household receivers, voltmeter, Radio node receiver ...

      A modern cellular or trunk communication system makes this trash completely useless.
      1. +1
        28 January 2020 01: 38
        Victor March 47 (Victor March 47) Yesterday, 23:09 PM
        So what? It is impossible to transmit a signal from these glands even 100 meters away. Because, because there is not a single transmitter. Receivers I see, R-311, household receivers, voltmeter, Radio node receiver ...

        A modern cellular or trunk communication system makes this trash completely useless.
        Why do you accept everything in the "absolute"? There are many people on the site with humor ... "Be simpler, and people will reach out to you!" wink
      2. +4
        28 January 2020 02: 13
        As a receiver of information, even "Daugava", which is lower in the center, will do quite well. Get a task from the "Center" - it will do. For transmission - I agree, receivers are useless.
      3. 0
        28 January 2020 05: 11
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Radio unit receiver ...

        Two professional receivers: Volna-K and R-250M ...
      4. 0
        28 January 2020 12: 13
        Quote: Victor March 47
        A modern cellular or trunk communication system makes this trash completely useless.

        Full bullshit - modern communication facilities are, firstly, easily controlled, and secondly, you can always get a fully preserved encryption or voice message recording even a few months after the transmission of information. This facilitates the work of decryption services in any country. But in HF communication, when you work on some node, you still need to understand who is receiving this information, what language it is in, and in general it can be a training session or a false one. So you are tormented to understand at least in this direction, even if the agent works only on one-way reception, and a two-hop or more signal passes through the territory of several states.
    15. -2
      27 January 2020 23: 20
      Quote: ccsr
      Quote: Romka
      It was discovered in a hotel room.

      You’re ironic in vain - modern HF radio communication allows illegal immigrants to make communication sessions with the Center, and at the same time they can’t even be intercepted, unlike Internet networks. By the way, a household radio was quietly converted into a receiver for one-way radio communication sessions, so those who care about the security of agents are unlikely to abandon such reliable communications.

      Scanning receivers cover the ranges from microwave to microwave. In millisecond moments, recording everything on a computer for whatever is seen / heard. Methods of encryption and computer mountability of any message, text, picture, picture, text, or noise, allows you to transfer in microseconds sufficient volumes to be placed in this message .....
      Search the Internet, and in two hours you will master the method of "hiding" text of any size in the picture file.
      1. +5
        28 January 2020 02: 24
        It was used in the last century, before the Internet. You need to know "only" the location, the compression ratio, and have a decoder. Used for a long time. In current conditions, everything is digitized and the speed is several orders of magnitude higher. The principle itself is the same.
      2. 0
        28 January 2020 12: 30
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Scanning receivers cover the ranges from microwave to microwave. In millisecond moments, recording everything on a computer for whatever is seen / heard.

        Direction finding of the source requires a little longer time than the transfer of ultra-fast in some types of agent technology communications HF range. Moreover, the bearing error can reach up to 1-2 degrees with multipath, if my memory serves me right, which means that on routes up to 2 thousand km this will amount to tens of kilometers. So do not simplify everything, even if you write down some message, it is not a fact that you determine where it was sent from.

        Quote: Victor March 47
        Methods of encryption and computer mountability of any message, text, picture, picture, text, or noise, allows you to transfer in microseconds sufficient volumes to be placed in this message .....

        What will you transmit it through? Explain more specifically, given the fact that the Internet is fully controlled.

        Quote: Victor March 47
        Search the Internet, and in two hours you will master the method of "hiding" text of any size in the picture file.

        This is actually not about how to hide, but about how to transmit it so that the decryption services could not subsequently determine what was transmitted and did not have complete material for the work.
    16. 0
      28 January 2020 01: 39
      It would be better to deal with the problems of deceived equity holders. In the center of Vladivostok, Arcade has raised money and has not been building anything for 2 years. Hayat. Billion federal budget investments. It has not yet been put into operation and is being completed from the regional, as federal money is stolen.
      And this is in front of the entire population of the city. A disgrace.
      And while the FSB caught some kind of Japs. Are you laughing ?!
      1. 0
        28 January 2020 12: 36
        Quote: Angelo Provolone
        It would be better to deal with the problems of deceived equity holders.

        The president is doing this with us - he has it under control. So refer to the forum for deceived equity holders, so all the details will be. And here they are discussing a Japanese spy, although he, too, could be a cheated real estate agent with you, so he took a desperate step to improve his financial situation.
        Quote: Angelo Provolone
        And while the FSB caught some kind of Japs. Are you laughing ?!

        Not at all. What if he is at the head of the gang? We worked in Aum-senrike in Moscow, so we know these Japanese, and they want to do hara-kiri for any reason, starting with the Kuril Islands ....
    17. -2
      28 January 2020 01: 54
      Quote: aszzz888
      Victor March 47 (Victor March 47) Yesterday, 23:09 PM
      So what? It is impossible to transmit a signal from these glands even 100 meters away. Because, because there is not a single transmitter. Receivers I see, R-311, household receivers, voltmeter, Radio node receiver ...

      A modern cellular or trunk communication system makes this trash completely useless.
      Why do you accept everything in the "absolute"? There are many people on the site with humor ... "Be simpler, and people will reach out to you!" wink

      Tady- OH! In general, I thought that there are more civil forums for bulge.
    18. 0
      28 January 2020 07: 24
      The photo to the material has nothing to do with the personality of the detainee.
      That's enough, anyway, all on one face. If he saw one Japanese, then he saw them all. From a European perspective, of course. laughing
    19. -3
      28 January 2020 10: 53
      Quote: Svarog51
      As a receiver of information, even "Daugava", which is lower in the center, will do quite well. Get a task from the "Center" - it will do. For transmission - I agree, receivers are useless.

      As a message receiver, a hollow in a sore tooth is suitable, where you can insert an antenna and receive the Morse code shown in the cartoon "Spy Passions". Sending a spy who is not provided with means of communication, secret writing, photographing and other things at home, in the hope that he will dig out such a room, or buy a 90-kilogram R-250M2 at the bazaar - this, of course, is due to a lack of knowledge of the subject. The days of Kat's radio operators are over.
      You forgot the lessons of Sherlock Holmes, who said that you can hide in the most reliable way only where this place is visible all the time. In the door handle. And you can hide such a transmitting device now in an ordinary cell phone. Any brand. Sold at any kiosk. You need to hide not the device, but the encryption program.
      And finally. The main thing in intelligence is FEEDBACK. What's the point, pass the order. Need to get a report. For the sake of it all is started.
      1. 0
        28 January 2020 12: 45
        Quote: Victor March 47
        As a message receiver, a hollow in a sore tooth is suitable, where you can insert an antenna and receive the Morse code shown in the cartoon "Spy Passions".

        In what range are you going to work with such a receiver?

        Quote: Victor March 47
        in the hope that he would dig up such a room, or buy a 90 kilogram R-250M2 at the market, this, of course, from a lack of knowledge of the subject.

        Complete nonsense - Sony’s usual household all-wave radio receiver after the necessary alteration will be an excellent device for receiving one-way communication sessions at distances of up to 10 thousand km, depending on the power of the communication center.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        The days of Kat radio operators have passed.

        Recently, in the Federal Republic of Germany, they accidentally detained some pensioners who had worked for our intelligence for decades using a HF radio station:
        The operation to capture the spies was organized on a grand scale - though somewhat exaggerated in the context of his circumstances. The Federal Criminal Police (BKA) and special forces from the GSG 9 unit, which are most often involved in anti-terrorist operations, were sent for detention. As a result, Haidrun was captured in the house of the spouses in Marburg (federal state of Hesse), as if right at the moment when she was taking the encryption. And her husband was detained at a workplace in the city of Balingen in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg. According to the press, he worked as a mechanical engineer with a car supplier.
        ... Scouts scouts sent and received using short-wave broadcasting.
    20. 0
      28 January 2020 11: 16
      And the one who proposed this documentation was detained, or did the counterintelligence officers themselves call the sucker?
    21. 0
      28 January 2020 12: 25
      Here colleagues rested in communications, encryption.
      Or maybe he doesn't need to transfer anything? He's a journalist ... Flew home for the weekend with "article material", and the fact that he is secret is the problem of your HRT department ...
    22. -3
      28 January 2020 15: 24
      Quote: ccsr
      Quote: Victor March 47
      As a message receiver, a hollow in a sore tooth is suitable, where you can insert an antenna and receive the Morse code shown in the cartoon "Spy Passions".

      In what range are you going to work with such a receiver?

      Quote: Victor March 47
      in the hope that he would dig up such a room, or buy a 90 kilogram R-250M2 at the market, this, of course, from a lack of knowledge of the subject.

      Complete nonsense - Sony’s usual household all-wave radio receiver after the necessary alteration will be an excellent device for receiving one-way communication sessions at distances of up to 10 thousand km, depending on the power of the communication center.
      Quote: Victor March 47
      The days of Kat radio operators have passed.

      Recently, in the Federal Republic of Germany, they accidentally detained some pensioners who had worked for our intelligence for decades using a HF radio station:
      The operation to capture the spies was organized on a grand scale - though somewhat exaggerated in the context of his circumstances. The Federal Criminal Police (BKA) and special forces from the GSG 9 unit, which are most often involved in anti-terrorist operations, were sent for detention. As a result, Haidrun was captured in the house of the spouses in Marburg (federal state of Hesse), as if right at the moment when she was taking the encryption. And her husband was detained at a workplace in the city of Balingen in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg. According to the press, he worked as a mechanical engineer with a car supplier.
      ... Scouts scouts sent and received using short-wave broadcasting.

      Let's not talk about an object that you are completely unknown.
      There were times when digital messages were transmitted by voice at a completely open frequency. A kind of pack of five numbers. As is customary for radio operators, send exactly five-digit packets. Next is the search for the author’s book, agreed at the school of scouts, page and line number.
      Now the complexity and amount of information required to familiarize yourself with a simple electric lighter developed by a competitor takes megabytes. And the transfer or reception of this bodyagi will take more than one day. With inevitable repetitions and corrections of gaps and errors. Do not sculpt humpback.
      Read about Comrade Snowden. And methods for collecting and transmitting information today. It’s easy to read your baby talk .... Well, TRANSMISSION of intelligence information using BROADCASTING is simply not possible to find more idiocy.
      1. 0
        28 January 2020 18: 54
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Let's not talk about an object that you are completely unknown.

        Are you sure you know this subject?
        Quote: Victor March 47
        There were times when digital messages were transmitted by voice at a completely open frequency. A kind of pack of five numbers. As is customary for radio operators, send exactly five-digit packets.

        In fact, this is the Stone Age, you do not seem to know what "Lapis" is, which forty years ago was already in service even in the special forces.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Now the complexity and amount of information required to familiarize yourself with a simple electric lighter developed by a competitor takes megabytes. And the transfer or reception of this bodyagi will take more than one day.

        The residency and radio operator for such garbage is not kept - they work at a different level, and all they need is to find a person who will deliver it all where he needs it.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Read about Comrade Snowden. And methods for collecting and transmitting information today.

        You yourself do not seem to understand what he is talking about. And he talks about the NSA's total control over the technical means of communication, and therefore it is very important to use the type of communication that is most difficult for them to open.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Well, and TRANSMISSION of intelligence information using BROADCASTING- it’s simply impossible to find more idiocy.

        Actually, I did not say this - some journalist wrote it without understanding what it was about. And you, "expert", seems to be the one, since you never entered, that it was about using the HF band for undercover work. Maybe "enlighten" what you can offer instead of him for a secret communication?
    23. -3
      28 January 2020 15: 30
      Quote: Svarog51
      "Seventeen Moments of Spring", Stirlitz received an encrypted message from Alex, after listening to a report from the "geological exploration" party. Everything is as old as the world. This is a legal channel for receiving information. It’s harder to send it, because this is where the spies “fiercely”. Direction finders don't sleep.

      Fools having read by Edgar Allan Poe do not understand that modernity has gone far from what they (think) they know. Accepting an order is the beginning. TRANSFER report is the most difficult. Often harder than getting it. I have written about this more than once here. But the stubborn people continue to flog the shit with remaking the receivers into transmitters.
      1. 0
        28 January 2020 18: 58
        Quote: Victor March 47
        But the stubborn people continue to flog the shit with remaking the receivers into transmitters.

        You are talking crap - the receivers will not be converted into transmitters, although this can be done if desired, but into the means of automatic registration of messages from the Center, without the presence of an agent or radio operator, so that it is impossible to link them to sessions - learn the materiel, "expert". ...
        PS Where did you see in this text the words about remaking the receiver into a transmitter?
        Sony’s usual household all-wave radio will be fine after the necessary alteration device for receiving one-way communication sessions
    24. -3
      28 January 2020 19: 40
      Quote: ccsr
      Quote: Victor March 47
      But the stubborn people continue to flog the shit with remaking the receivers into transmitters.

      You are talking crap - the receivers will not be converted into transmitters, although this can be done if desired, but into the means of automatic registration of messages from the Center, without the presence of an agent or radio operator, so that it is impossible to link them to sessions - learn the materiel, "expert". ...
      PS Where did you see in this text the words about remaking the receiver into a transmitter?
      Sony’s usual household all-wave radio will be fine after the necessary alteration device for receiving one-way communication sessions

      And it’s hard to understand that sitting at home, in the center and not risking anything to pass the order to the agent, this is crap, which is even a little talk about. Why are you bothering so much, are you really such a sofa boss? If you take such care of your own role in these matters? ANSWER is the main thing. And you need to RESPOND, having in your hands not the R-250 receiver, but something else. Wow, the Earth gave birth to such doldons.
      1. -1
        29 January 2020 13: 24
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Why are you so busy, are you really such a couch chief?

        I am not - I have been retired for a long time.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        If you take such care of your own role in these matters?

        No special role - just there is knowledge, but there is verbiage of some "specialists", so we have to refute various nonsense that is spread here with a clever air.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        And you need to RESPOND, having in your hands not the R-250 receiver,

        This receiver was not discussed at all, although in my opinion it was a masterpiece of our radio industry in the fifties. By the way, it was not suitable for receiving broadband signals - you are not the point here.
        Quote: Victor March 47
        Wow, the Earth gave birth to such doldons.

        So far, I haven’t heard anything clever from you, so leave it to yourself.
    25. -3
      28 January 2020 20: 06
      Quote: ccsr
      Actually, I did not say this - some journalist wrote it without understanding what it was about. And you, "expert", seems to be the one, since you never entered, that it was about using the HF band for undercover work. Maybe "enlighten" what you can offer instead of him for a secret communication?

      HF communication to transmit hidden information. And having volumes in gigabytes. For, a table with tactical data of something shooting there cannot be dispensed with, and huge arrays are needed. An interesting discovery.

      To transmit a simple 1 megabyte Jeep format image with such digital transmission protocols in HF bands, you need a DAY of continuous operation.

      The direction finder will find, not only the gateway, but also the passport details of the criminal selling state secrets during this time.
      No need to hide the transmitters. It is necessary to mask the transmission itself under a harmless message to the grandmother in the city of Tmutarakan. Under something there household. Which is relayed and decrypted where the message is actually addressed.

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